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Last Updated on October 27, 2026 by Eve Dawes
Is More To Come worth it? A deep dive into this stylish and affordable fashion brand
More To Come clothing is another Revolve brand you’ve seen me wearing a lot, from everyday outfits to dressier pieces. It’s feminine, fashion-forward and more affordable than many other brands on Revolve, without looking overly youthful or overtly sexy. I’ve tried everything from tailored separates and mini dresses to lightweight vacation outfits, and one of the things I particularly appreciate is how consistently true to size I’ve found the brand to be. Here’s my More To Come clothing review, including my thoughts on quality, sizing, petite-friendly styles and whether it’s worth buying.
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Some of my favorite More To Come clothing pieces are this gorgeous white halter neck vest (above) with its pretty rosette detail that’s easy to transition from day to night, and a polka dot dress that makes me feel sexy and confident as soon as I put it on and has been on repeat all summer. There’s also a contemporary cropped striped sweater that everyone mistakes for Dior. It’s not, and it’s a fraction of the price on major sale for $16!

Does More To Come clothing run true to size?
Yes, in my experience More To Come clothing runs consistently true to size. I’m 5’2″ and normally wear an XS, and I’ve found the brand’s more tailored styles particularly flattering on my petite frame. I tend to avoid oversized clothing because it can overwhelm my proportions, so I appreciate pieces that have a little more structure and definition.

More To Come petite sizing and size guide
More To Come isn’t exclusively a petite clothing brand, but I’ve had good luck with its fitted dresses, tops and tailored separates. If you’re petite like me, I’d pay particular attention to dress length, waist placement and whether a style is designed to be oversized.

For the most accurate fit, check the size guide on the individual Revolve product page and compare your bust, waist and hip measurements. I also recommend checking the model’s height, garment measurements and customer reviews, especially for fitted or non-stretch fabrics. If you’re between sizes, the fabric composition and cut can make a difference, even with a brand that generally runs true to size.

Is More To Come a good-quality clothing brand?
I think More To Come offers good quality for the price. Would I compare it to luxury designer clothing? No, but for affordable, fashion-forward pieces, I’ve found the quality and sizing pretty consistent. One of my favorite examples is the polka dot maxi dress. It isn’t lined, but I actually appreciated how lightweight it was when wearing it in Las Vegas and on the Amalfi Coast. It’s the kind of dress that’s easy to pack for a summer vacation and doesn’t feel overly heavy in the heat.


I’ve also been really happy with my blue-and-white striped romper, which doubles as a beach cover-up. It’s comfortable, easy to style and one of those outfits I always seem to get compliments on.

What are More To Come clothes made from?
Fabric composition varies between More To Come styles, from lightweight, unlined summer dresses to more structured pieces. I always check the fabric composition, lining details and care instructions on Revolve before ordering, especially with lighter colors that could be sheer or fabrics that require dry cleaning.

More To Come dresses and clothing: My favorite styles
More To Come has a great selection of feminine dresses, tailored separates, matching sets and vacation-ready pieces. I particularly like the balance between trend-driven details and styles that are still wearable beyond one season.
For vacations, I’d look at the lightweight maxi dresses, rompers and cover-ups. For evenings, the fitted mini dresses and more structured styles are worth considering, especially if you like a defined waist and a feminine silhouette.
My white mini dress below is another example of why I keep coming back to the brand. It’s an easy and versatile piece to dress up with heels or wear more casually during the day.



More To Come clothing collection
More To Come is one of the more extensive contemporary clothing collections on Revolve, with everything from dresses and tops to matching sets, knitwear and vacation outfits. If your style is feminine, fashion-forward and a little dressy, it’s definitely a brand worth browsing.
I have so many pieces on my wishlist right now that are so pretty. Like this pink strapless tweed mini dress for lunch with the girls, Fairisle sweater for Banff in February, and on trend brown satin slip dress.

Black crotchet maxi dress for resort wear
More to Come best sellers
Here’s what’s currently trending from More To Come on Revolve:
More To Come clothing FAQs
Is More To Come a Revolve brand?
Yes, More To Come is a contemporary womenswear brand sold on Revolve, known for feminine, trend-driven clothing at relatively accessible prices.

Does More To Come run big or small?
In my experience, More To Come runs true to size. I’m 5’2″ and typically wear an XS, but I’d recommend checking individual garment measurements, especially for fitted dresses without stretch.
Is More To Come good for petite women?
I’ve had good luck with More To Come’s fitted dresses and tailored separates on my 5’2″ frame. It’s not a dedicated petite brand, though, so pay attention to lengths and waist placement.
Is More To Come good quality?
Yes, I’ve found More To Come offers good quality for its price point. Just check the fabric and lining details, as construction varies between styles.
What is More To Come’s return policy?
More To Come purchases made through Revolve follow Revolve’s return policy. Eligible items can generally be returned within 30 days of shipment for a refund or exchanged within 60 days. US returns are free, and you can start a return or reserve an exchange through your Revolve account. Just be careful with heavily discounted items marked Final Sale, as these aren’t eligible for returns or exchanges.
Does More To Come have sales or discount codes?
More To Come clothing is regularly included in Revolve’s sale selection, although discounts and availability vary. I recommend checking the current sale section rather than waiting for a particular date, especially if you’re looking for a specific dress or size.
Is More To Come worth buying?
I think so, especially if you love feminine, trend-driven clothing but don’t want to spend designer prices on every outfit. I’ve found the fit consistent, the quality reasonable for the price, and there are plenty of styles that work for both everyday outfits and dressier occasions.
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Eve Dawes is a fashion and lifestyle editor and founder of Glamour and Gains, the number one luxury fashion and lifestyle magazine in Las Vegas. With over 15 years of industry experience spanning professional performance, fashion styling, beauty formulation and fitness, Eve brings a level of genuine expertise to her content that goes well beyond standard publishing. Beauty and skincare expertise: Eve's beauty device coverage is backed by direct brand access that most independent reviewers don't have. She has had one-on-one training with Melanie Simon, founder of ZIIP Halo, giving her a deeper technical understanding of microcurrent and nanocurrent technology than any spec sheet can provide. She has had in-person education with CurrentBody directly and attended an exclusive Zoom masterclass with Dr Jason Diamond on the launch of his Metacine Eyelift. She is also the founder of Dawes Custom Cosmetics, a triple award-winning cruelty-free luxury cosmetics line - winning Best Custom-Blended Cosmetics Business USA and the LUX Customer Service Excellence Award Las Vegas, which gives her professional beauty formulation training that informs every product review she writes. Every recommendation on this site is based on genuine long-term personal testing, before and after photos included. Fashion and styling credentials: Originally from England, Eve trained as a ballerina at Central School of Ballet and London Studio Centre before touring internationally as a professional dancer with the Vienna Festival Ballet, in musicals, on TV, in music videos, theatres, casinos and cruise lines, and in films including Burlesque and Burt Wonderstone. This performance background gave her a unique eye for style, fit and how clothing moves on the body - which underpins everything she writes about fashion. She has collaborated with Revolve, Faviana, and designer Debbie Carroll, and has over 50 designer bags in her personal collection, making her designer handbag and luxury fashion coverage genuinely authoritative rather than aspirational. Fitness and wellness credentials: Eve is a NASM and REPS certified Personal Trainer, Sports Massage Therapist, Yoga and Spin instructor, a graduate of Premier International London, and a WBFF Professional Athlete who won her Pro card competing at the highest level of women's fitness competition. She is also Mrs. England World 2020 and Mrs. Nevada United States 2017, placing Top 15 at Mrs. United States, and was awarded the Nevada Community Service Award for two consecutive years. She studied the Art of Rhetoric and Persuasive Speech at Harvard. Press and media: Eve has been featured in Vogue, Rolling Stone, LA Times, Modern Luxury Magazine, Huffington Post, Oxygen Magazine, Iron Man Magazine, Strong Magazine, Fit and Firm Magazine, E!, BodyBuilding.com and Beast Games, among others. She has appeared in commercials, music videos and films, and previously worked as a content creator for Google Web Stories and is a Mediavine publisher. What you'll find on Glamour and Gains: Glamour and Gains is a luxury fashion and lifestyle magazine covering beauty devices and skincare, designer bags, travel and wellness - all through the lens of someone who has worn, tested and lived with everything she recommends. Nothing on this site is written from a press release.





